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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 139, 16 May 1925, Page 1

BOARD in private home, wanted by young lady at business* all day. Particulars to “Conveniences,” “Standard.” THE Hawaiian steel guitai. —You can learn in one term. Teacher on premises.—Coles’. TX7ANTED to buy, good sacks, in YY any quantity. Apply P. and K. Havill, or ring phone (>O2O. LACONDA Player pianos, best yet in N.Z., price £165; easy terms. —Sole agents, Oates’ Music Stores, opp. P.D.C. T 1 RANTED, furnished flat, self conYY' tained preferred, by married couple (with boy six years), very careful tenant. Write “616,” “Standard.” SMOKED blue cod, hake, baby groper, flounders, and soles, all fresh supplies.—Manawatu Fish Company, Cuba street. LA Gloria, the only gramophone that satisfactorily plays every class of record.—Coles and Co., sole agents. • • MONEY to lend, on ((household furniture, life insurance policies, etc. —Consult, Forster, room 3, C. Smith’s buildings, Broadway. REAL service. We have just built . 3 audition rooms for convenience of gramophone record buyers.— Berryman’s. HAVE you heard the famous Lyric gramophone?—Cecil G. Swallow, sole agent, the Square. PARTNERSHIP, requiring £IOO as goodwill and £SO for raw materials in new business. Blocked for cash and assistance; showing at least 150 per cent, profit and healthy pleasurable work. Write to “Indore andOiltdore,” “Standard. ’ ’ CHILDREN'S glace strap shoes, all leather sizes 3to 6, 6/6; 7 and 8, 7/6—J. Hadfield. HAWAIIAN guitars, from 655; music and books, from 2s. Large stocks at Oates’ Music Stores, opp. P.D.C. WANTED to exchange, house in P.N. for small farm, from 30 to 50 acres, Te Matai preferred. Write “Te Alatai,” “Standard.” GIVE good clean heat right to the last.—Glen coal. —F. Grover (phone 5699). WANTED to buy, light English car, must be in good order. Apply 132 Grey street (phone 6499). BOARD offered respectable working man, in quiet home, washing and mending, 25/- per week. Address at “Standard”. still selling at 38sper cordi See it at Miller’s, Cuba street store. FOXTON Beach.—Madge's char-a-banc leaves Post Office, Sunday, 9 a.m„ seats booked.—Phonos: Office 5260, residence 6788. NONE but freshest, choicest fruits and confectionery, etc.,' at lowest current rates.—Le Grande, Raugitikei street. NEW piano showroom at Berryman’s quiet and private, call and inspect. to-day. Easy terms arranged. WANTED to sell, practically new dress suit and dinner jacket, made by leading Wellington tailor, chest about 39 inches, height sft 9in. Address at “Standard” Office. MONEY to lend on life insurance policies, etc., short term loans arranged.—Consult Forster, Smith’s buildings.

3 s in the £ discount off all ladies’ shoes.—J. Hadiield, Itangitikei street. MORE heat and less dirt for users of Glen coal; it’s more economical, too.—S. T. Owen (phone 5187). WANTED to sell, 4-seater Overland car, perfect order, selfstarter, spare wheel, balloon tyres; owner has no further use for it. Apply 32 Union street. WANTED to sell, good Jersey cow, heavy milker in profit, £7.-75 College street, Phone 6035. THE Lyric gramophone will surprise you in reproduction, bone and price.—Cecil ,G. Swallow, sole agent. TO LET you know our prices get customers. Our quality keeps them. It pays to look at our prices.— Alexandra Furniture Arcade, next Watson Bros., the Square. RADIANT lasting heat always from Ulen coal,—Child Bros, (phono (>447). HOUSE hunters.—Consult Williams, 15 Itangitikei street; ’phone 6798. SCHOOL of Millinery, room 17, i Coles’ Buildings.—High-class millinery taught by competent milliner; adult, classes, day or evening; also private lessons arranged. Terms moderate. Principal, Miss De Lundi, late modern school of millinery, Melbourne. GLEN coal is becoming more popular every day.—Cuthbertson and Co. (phone 5496)_ SERVICE. —Our supply van calls with complete stocks of all goods displayed at our shop. We guarantee all fruit to be graded and paper wrapped.—Nelson. Fruit Supplies. THE Black Cat.”—Woollies for the kiddies: Caps, gaiters, frocks, rompers and fleecy lined bloomers. See these at 61 Cuba street. Prices light. PHONE 5208.—Divehall will see that your wants receive attention.—Divehall, Itangitikei street, for quality beef. A COAL that throws heat all round the room—Glen coal.—F. Fisher (phone 6024). BUTTERFISH. —We have all kinds' of fresh fish.—Manawatu Fish Company, Cuba street. W~ UOLEMEAL bread.—For body building you cannot beat it.— Whitehead and Ellis know the value ol' their wholemeal bread.—Main street IAOUND, e. large assortment of oak . and limn furniture, latest designs, lowest prices.—Alexandra Furniture Arcade, the shop without the window, next Watson Bros. THERE’S quality at Divehall’s.— For your meat shop there.—Rangitikei street